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From Fish to Infinity - Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com

1 month ago

philgyford : From Fish to Infinity - Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com - The start of a series explaining maths to adults. Sounds good. There's a link to Steven Strogatz's own RSS feed at the bottom of the right column. (via Kottke)

cobra libre : Steven Strogatz: From Fish to Infinity - A new series on the fundamentals of math, beginning with six fish. [via#

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Mathematics | Undergraduate Courses, Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates and Qualifications - Open Un...

6 month ago

philgyford : Mathematics | Undergraduate Courses, Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates and Qualifications - Open University - The OU have a fairly flexible set of courses. Also, more helpful and flexible about choosing what level to start at.

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Mathematics A level - NEC Courses

6 month ago

philgyford : Mathematics A level - NEC Courses - Looks like a fairly flexible way to build a self study A level course.

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Mathematical Studies (Certificate of Higher Education), 2009/2010 entry (part-time study) - Birkb...

6 month ago

philgyford : Mathematical Studies (Certificate of Higher Education), 2009/2010 entry (part-time study) - Birkbeck, University of London - Requires at least one evening a week of going to a class, but looks an interesting option.

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Realistic to start MST121 from GCSE Maths?! - The Student Room

6 month ago

philgyford : Realistic to start MST121 from GCSE Maths?! - The Student Room - "I haven't touched Maths since GCSE (i'm now 34)..." A question and some answers about the OU's maths courses.

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How Not To Sort By Average Rating

13 month ago

joshua : How Not To Sort By Average Rating

philgyford : How Not To Sort By Average Rating - Some maths, which I'm assuming is good. (via Infovore)

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Amazon.co.uk: "physics for beginners, and the maths that goes with it"

23 month ago

philgyford : Amazon.co.uk: "physics for beginners, and the maths that goes with it" - Problem: How do I find time to learn stuff like this when I need to know stuff like this before I can expand time enough so I have time to learn it?

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How to Learn Math and Physics

24 month ago

philgyford : How to Learn Math and Physics - Recommendations of books to take you through the main topics of physics and maths. Oh for much, much more time.

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'Cool Cash' card confusion - Manchester Evening News

29 month ago

Rod Begbie : 'Cool Cash' card confusion - Manchester Evening News - Apparently, the consumers of lottery scratch cards in the UK aren't particularly good at maths. Whodvethunkit? "I phoned Camelot and they fobbed me off with some story that -6 is higher - not lower - than -8 but I'm not having it." [via#

deusx : 'Cool Cash' card confusion - News - Manchester Evening News - "I phoned Camelot and they fobbed me off with some story that -6 is higher - not lower - than -8 but I'm not having it."

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Venn diagram on Wikipedia

43 month ago

plasticbag : Venn diagram on Wikipedia - Examine, if you will, the distinct differences between Euler and Venn diagrams and in the future use the terms appropriately in order to impress and confound your friends and seem cool in mathematical company...

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The Science Creative Quarterly » A GAME THEORETIC APPROACH TO THE TOILET SEAT PROBLEM

51 month ago

gleuschk : The Science Creative Quarterly » A GAME THEORETIC APPROACH TO THE TOILET SEAT PROBLEM - this analysis should settle the toilet seat controversey for once and for all - if John and Marsha are mathematicians.

Rod Begbie : The Science Creative Quarterly » A GAME THEORETIC APPROACH TO THE TOILET SEAT PROBLEM - Hooray! I've been looking for this article for years, but couldn't remember its name. "I expect that this analysis should settle the toilet seat controversey for once and for all - if John and Marsha are mathematicians." [via#

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BBC News presents a multiple choice maths quiz so you can see if you've got any brains left

55 month ago

plasticbag : BBC News presents a multiple choice maths quiz so you can see if you've got any brains left - Turns out there are some things I don't remember from school maths, but not that much...

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On Bees, six-dimensional manifolds and a peculiar sensitivity to Quarks

58 month ago

plasticbag : On Bees, six-dimensional manifolds and a peculiar sensitivity to Quarks - Another one found via Mr Webb of interconnected.org - this time on the waggle dance that bees do to communicate

jkottke : Researching quantum honeybees - Can bees detect quantum fields and use them to find food?

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Wholemovement - A site about the art and geometry of folding circles by Bradford Handsen-Smith

58 month ago

plasticbag : Wholemovement - A site about the art and geometry of folding circles by Bradford Handsen-Smith - Wonderful origami site about folder paper circles - specifically 9 inch paper places. Fascinating and beautiful...

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